Greeley’s Family FunPlex now offers new waterpark play features and a stunning public art piece after renovations were completed this month.
The FunPlex reopened on Nov. 7, after about two months of renovations at the center, 1501 36th Ave. In addition to the new play features, the water park was reimagined with an underwater theme. The facility’s air conditioning unit was also upgraded, and the elevator was expanded to meet ADA requirements.
Denver artist Julia Williams completed a new mural for the indoor waterpark at the Family FunPlex in Greeley. “The mural wasn’t initially in our budget, but we were fortunate to get a public art funding, and they paid for all of this public art,” she said. “And we decided that since we were closed, we might as well refinish and repaint the slides, so that project was moved up.”
Swim lessons are open to children as young as 6 months, up to 16 years, and classes offered include parent-tot classes up to level 5 classes that teach students safety skills, shallow diving and different swim strokes. The next training sessions are set for Nov. 19-21 and Dec. 16-18. The cost is $195 for Greeley residents and $205 for nonresidents.
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